Xgimi has officially launched the Z6X Pro Tri-Color Laser Edition in China, a compact yet high-spec home projector that blends portability with top-tier features. It is now available for pre-order on JD.com at 2,699 yuan ($374). Sales are set to begin on May 15 at 8:00 PM (CST).
Xgimi Z6X Pro Specifications
The Z6X Pro features a tri-color laser light source that delivers 910 CVIA lumens (950 ISO), offering vibrant, true-to-life brightness. It comes with full HD 1080p resolution and supports a 1600:1 static contrast ratio for deeper blacks and more dynamic on-screen visuals. The projector also sports 110% BT.2020 ultra-wide color gamut support and HDR Vivid for enhanced color accuracy and depth.
It equips a HiSilicon true octa-core processor, similar to what powers Huawei’s smart displays, paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. This setup enables fast boot times, fluid UI navigation, and stable playback across demanding applications. The projector uses a Mali-G52 GPU and supports MEMC motion compensation, AI-enhanced image tuning, and scene-adaptive dynamic contrast to keep visuals smooth and sharp.
For audio, the Z6X Pro comes with 7W Harman Kardon stereo speakers tuned with HoonSound engine technology. The sound system supports Dolby Audio and is designed to deliver spacious, high-fidelity output that eliminates the need for external speakers in most environments.
It sports a folding book-style chassis that weighs only 1.28kg and measures 75mm thick, making it easy to move or reposition. The integrated 150° gimbal mount allows flexible manual tilt for projecting onto ceilings, walls, or angled surfaces. It also features automatic keystone correction and full-frame autofocus for quick setup.
The projector includes HDMI (with ARC), USB, and DC ports, along with dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.1. It runs GMUI 6.0 and supports voice commands, screen casting via AirPlay and DLNA, and built-in content streaming. Power consumption is rated at 65W, with fan noise kept below 28dB at a 1-meter distance.
This new model closely resembles the globally launched Elfin Flip but comes in a slightly bulkier frame with larger dimensions and significantly higher ISO lumens. It could potentially debut worldwide later this year as an upgraded version of the Elfin Flip.
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